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What To Do in Las Vegas in August 2025

Posted on July 31, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

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Your Guide to August 2025 in Las Vegas

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Sure, we’re excited about “The Wizard of Oz” at the Sphere, but August has more to offer Las Vegas than flying monkeys in high definition.

👻 AREA15 Gets Bigger

AREA15 unveils its second campus, officially “Zone 2 - The Terminals,” with the opening of Universal Horror Unleashed (a year-round haunted attraction) on August 14, along with new bars, food trucks, and the beginning of what will be the largest festival art collection of its kind in the world. AREA15 is also offering $15 Level One tickets online through August 13 (code FIFTEEN) and introducing autonomous Zoox shuttles to get around.

  • It’s just the start of more AREA15 attractions opening this year. [Hey Las Vegas ✍️]

🎭 Shots with Shakespeare

Shotspeare comes to The Space with a presentation of “Titus Andronicus” August 30-31. Watch one of Shakespeare’s most popular stage plays in a whole new way with a heavy focus on booze and audience participation.

  • Prefer something more family friendly? Super Summer Theatre stages “Legally Blonde The Musical” at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park August 6-23.

😋 Special Eats and Treats

Vegas has some enticing special-event dinners throughout the month, including:

🥃 Rum Week in Henderson

The Las Vegas Distillery is celebrating Rum Week August 13-17 with cocktails, food, rum-focused tours, classes, and a special dark rum release.

City Cast Las Vegas has a few additional recommendations as we look ahead to a busy month in August. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

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